Bringing health and hope in the hardest times. When poor people get sick, daily life gets tougher still. MAI, and our supporters, are here to change that. Our partnerships with exceptional Christian healthcare providers in some of the world’s poorest communities is saving lives and reducing suffering for thousands of people living in poverty every year. And by providing low-cost affordable healthcare to the poorest our partners prevent many families from falling into absolute destitution and debt. We are bringing health and hope in the hardest times to people in Chad, India, South Africa and South Sudan. Supporters like you make this possible. Thank you.
object is to relieve patients of the Bristol Eye Hospital who need asssistance and generally to support the charitable work of the hospital
The main purpose and aims of the charity are to make local communities a better place to live and thrive within, recognizing the diverse needs of modern day society in terms of community cohesion and advancement, health/recreation facilities and multi faith tolerance.
The scheme has been created to let people in need buy essentials such as food, snacks, groceries, toiletries pet food and non-alcoholic drink instead of giving them money.
We run a service in Sutton for people with experience of mental distress to learn, support and connect with each other. We have activities such as yoga, art and drama. We run a peer support service and groups for people who hear voices. We run a helpline for people who are experiencing distress, on Saturday and Sunday 8pm to 11.30pm. The number is 02081508872. We also have a benefits advice service.
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We are Latch. Since 1998 we have been renovating derelict properties in Leeds and turning them into high quality homes to house people who are homeless or in desperate housing need, whom we support to overcome their challenges - whatever those may be - and to move on to live independently once more.
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We promote social inclusion among people living with a stoma or childbirth injury, both in the UK and Kenya. a passionate advocate for providing hope for people struggling to live with lifechanging injuries' following childbirth, and aims to help women, and their families, adapt to these changes.
Our aims are: To promote the music of Charles Wood and his association with Armagh. To provide opportunities for people to develop and enhance skills associated with music in worship. To present programmes of music to the highest achievable standard within both a concert and liturgical context.